On the performance audits, the committee can continue to help by making sure there are action plans in place and by asking the Treasury Board Secretariat if they are planning any action or have any study that they discontinued.
On the question of significant deficiencies, that is an interesting question of the role of the public accounts committee vis-à-vis crown corporations. We were just mulling that over today. The special examination reports go to the boards of the crown corporations; they are not tabled in Parliament. They are not always made public. There is now a policy that these should be posted on websites.
We are contemplating an annual report to Parliament on the special examinations we have done and the results of them, because some of them had very significant deficiencies and Parliament was not necessarily made aware of them.